Amadablam is the most beautiful mountain of the world, and the expedition on this mountain begins from its south western ridge. This ridge, which you follow, has a climbing route that was discovered by Ward (UK), Bishop (USA), and Gill (NZ) in 1961. From this ridge, you head off to the summit, and in the middle of the on-going route,three high camps are set up. As you climb from the base camp to the first camp, the climb is moderate. From there, it is challenging, and from the second camp, it is technical. On ward, there are hanging glaciers, sharp ridges, crevasses, ice cliffs, and finally, there is a summit.

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